Court Interrogation of Armenian Citizens Concludes
The open court hearing on the criminal cases against Armenian citizens, including Arayik Harutyunyan, Arkadi Ghukasyan, and Bako Sahakyan, concluded on October 31.
The defendants are accused of committing crimes against peace and humanity, war crimes, and terrorism, resulting from Armenia's military aggression against Azerbaijan.
- Crimes against peace and humanity
- War crimes
- Genocide
- Violations of the laws and customs of war
- Terrorism and financing of terrorism
The trial was held at the Baku Military Court, with each defendant provided with an interpreter and legal counsel.
No direct quotes are available from the trial.
Author's summary: Armenian citizens face trial for war crimes.
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